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Police Quest Collection was originally released as "Police Quest: Collection Series" (in the old packaging) and is also known as "Police Quest: The 4 Most Wanted" (that's also what the pdf manual included on the disc refers to it as).

http://www.giantbomb.com/police-quest-collection/61-13616/

Klonoa should know
Not to put on jewelry
He found in the ground

I really enjoyed Blood on the Sand. The humor is great (and intentional), the premise is absurd, and though it borrows all its ideas it executes them well.

Another 50 Cent game? If it's as much an improvement over BotS as BotS is over Bulletproof, I'm definitely in.

Caption: "Care to guess where I keep my third blade?"

The Wii section of  the big box stores reminds me of the latter days of the NES and, most frighteningly, of the end of Atari 2600's reign. I like the Wii quite a bit but unless some sort of standards are placed by Nintendo, it could buckle under its own weight.

Thank you for this article, Brad. I've been interested in Fire Emblem for about a year but didn't know where to jump in or if it was really possible without being buried by the compounded complexity that a long-running series can accumulate over a few titles. I'm horrible at strategy games but continue to play them (see also: Advance Wars and StarCraft) and Fire Emblem seems like a fine addition to my library.

Huh.

Uh.

Hm.